Founded in 1991 as Lucid Technologies, Caliber Imaging & Diagnostics designs and manufactures medical imaging systems that reveal tissue at the cellular level. Headquartered in Andover, Massachusetts, with manufacturing in Rochester, New York, the company developed its VivaScope suite of in-vivo confocal microscopes for clinical skin imaging and research. Its Rapid Cell ID technology and telepathology tools support near-real-time review and collaboration among physicians and scientists.
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Clear Image TechnologyClear Image Technology develops direct-visualization medical imaging systems, including the portable C Scope® 2.2mm single-use arthroscope, from its base in Westlake, Ohio. The company says more than 10 years of work in medical imaging led to its modular hardware and software platform, designed to give physicians real-time views during diagnosis and treatment. Its systems are aimed at making needle arthroscopy more accessible across offices, procedure rooms, surgery centers, and operating rooms.WESTLAKE, OH
OptoVibronex, LLCOptoVibronex develops the patented OptoScope 2.0, a non-invasive medical imaging and material-characterization device that combines optical coherence tomography with vibrational analysis to map tissue structure and mechanical properties. Based in Mount Bethel, the company is focused particularly on dermatology and aesthetic dermatology, with potential uses in virtual biopsy, wound healing and implant assessment. Co-founder and Chief Technical Officer Dr. Fred Silver brings 35 years as a Rutgers pathology professor, more than 30 patents and over 200 publications on biological materials and their mechanics.MT. BETHEL, PA
FotoFinder Systems GmbHFounded in 1991 in Bad Birnbach, Bavaria, FotoFinder Systems GmbH develops medical imaging systems and AI-assisted software for visualizing skin and hair, with a particular focus on dermoscopy and automated total body mapping. Its German-made technology is used in more than 100 countries and became part of the FotoFinder Group alongside California-based handheld-dermatoscope maker DermLite in 2024. FotoFinder’s medical-device software transitioned fully to EU MDR certification in 2023 and is supported by ISO 13485-certified quality management.COLUMBIA, MD
Lumo ImagingLumo Imaging develops AI-driven computer-vision systems for high-resolution skin imaging and forensic injury documentation. Its LumoScanner platform combines dermoscopic-resolution 3D total-body photography with DICOM-compatible software for lesion tracking in dermatology, while a separate medical-examiner system captures and maps autopsy injuries with millimeter-precision measurements. Lumo has also published a proposal for a total-body-photography DICOM format and serves as a voting member of the working group developing that standard.POTOMAC, MD